Male worship, how many men's childhood have been kidnapped?

How many men have been kidnapped by "masculine worship" in their childhood?

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Belgium? | Story | Children | Same sex

"People are afraid of being different."

Leo and Remy are two boys aged 13. They are each other's best friends. They have been for a long time. They will chase each other in the sea of flowers, lie in bed and enjoy the future, sleep together and go to school by bike in the morning, but all this has changed since they entered middle school. Freshmen question their intimate behavior. "For friends, you are too close" and "you sit too close", which is followed by classmates' crowding out and malicious teasing.

Leo is keen on capturing. The sooner he wakes up, the sooner he accepts the malice of the outside world and the sooner he learns to disguise himself. The attitude of his classmates set off a great wave in his heart. He began to avoid Remy and resist his physical contact. Make friends with another boy who plays ice hockey and train ice hockey.

He joined a more masculine clique and got rid of the label of "sissy". He echoed the jokes of his new friends and joined the football discussion that he was not interested in, as if a normal boy should do, but guilt, anxiety and pain were also tearing at him.

Remy was hurt by Rio's cold attitude. Unbearable incomprehension, injustice and fear made him make a decisive choice-he committed suicide, and Leo was involved in infinite troubles and pains.

The most direct reflection of this film is that we occasionally make jokes about men with good relationships around us and make jokes that we think are harmless under the banner of "rock sugar". This may not be a malicious joke, but it is actually harmful.

Intimate behavior is not exclusive to girls. The common behavior between girls becomes ambiguous if it is put on boys. When boys have feminine temperament, this is undoubtedly worse.

In the final analysis, this is actually a subtle prejudice and moral kidnapping. I believe this figure is amazing.

The affection between fragile, sensitive and cheerful teenagers should not be defined by any form of "love".